"less mediated" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something has been subjected to less intervention or influence from external sources. You can use "less mediated" in a sentence when talking about an event or situation that has not been heavily edited or controlled by outside forces. For example: - "The news coverage of the event was less mediated than I expected, allowing for a more authentic representation of the situation." - "This new book provides a less mediated version of the historical events, offering a fresh perspective."
"It brings one much closer to the life of the time and gives a less mediated view of history".
They are, naturally, a more direct measurement, one less mediated by physical ships and fallible humans.
For a less mediated experience of nature, artists like James Welling, Amy Granat and Stan Brakhage have combined plants and light-sensitive material in "camera-less" films and photographs.
Offering the life stories of female performers purportedly in their own words allowed magazines to market a sense of intimacy, promising to give readers less mediated access to the thoughts and feelings of stars.
The Bush administration is depicting this step as a move towards greater openness, arguing that it will allow the American public less mediated access to the changes which are reshaping the Middle Eastern nation.
Much of the book is flat, but the seven sections called "Chronicles of the Lost Year" have more life to them, feel less mediated.
We further confirmed that heterozygous diploid strains with two synthetic chromosomes were capable of undergoing SCRaMbLE while displaying less recombinase-mediated cell death compared to haploid strains (Fig. 1b).
Equine tendon cells showed greater levels of attachment, metabolic activity, and alignment as well as less cell-mediated scaffold contraction, when cultured in anisotropic scaffolds compared to an isotropic CG scaffold control.
Equine tenocytes showed greater levels of attachment, metabolic activity, soluble collagen synthesis, and alignment as well as less cell-mediated scaffold contraction in anisotropic CG scaffolds of increasing relative density.
Importantly, IL-6 knockout mice demonstrated a blunted hypertrophic response and less SC-mediated myonuclear accretion compared to wild-type mice following compensatory hypertrophy [26].
SLE patients with such variants may manifest LN earlier or possibly with less immune-mediated injury.
